
Mikako, living a peaceful married life, is suddenly cornered by an investigator while out shopping. Despite her innocence, suspicious drugs are planted in her bag. Dragged into a dark interrogation room, the corrupt investigator offers her a twisted deal: her body in exchange for her freedom.










*I had high hopes for her because she has a beautiful face and a good vibe, but I ended up with a bit of acting... I guess I don't need Kansai dialect in that (lol)
I bought another title, and for some reason, this one popped up in my recommendations. I watched the sample, and it was so absurd that I impulsively rented it. It's like Mr. Nakata is starring in 'Abunai Deka'—interrogation rooms (empty, even though the suspect escaped), holding cells, visitation rooms, even the shower room. Seriously, it feels like an old Showa-era Toei film. He licks a bag of white powder—a classic cop movie trope—but it turns out to be sugar. At the end, the couple bows to Mr. Nakata after being released. I mean, that's a textbook case of false accusation; they'd win a lawsuit easily (lol).
The premise is incredibly forced—a corrupt investigator abuses his power to do immoral things to a falsely accused married woman. While the setup is a stretch, Mikako-san's performance as she tries to resist the pleasure while enduring the unfair treatment was good.
It's such a waste of such a natural and cute actress. The culprit is the short, stout middle-aged actor playing opposite her. I see him often, and he really has no self-awareness; he's always delusional, acting like he's some kind of heartthrob. In this, he plays a corrupt detective, but it doesn't suit him at all—he's just drunk on his own cringey, 'hard-boiled' acting. The problem with a delusional actor is that they ignore the actress, who is the absolute star of the AV, and focus entirely on their own self-indulgence. It pushes the actress into the background. You see these types occasionally, but this guy is the worst. I'll say it again: they should have made a film that highlighted this rare, cute actress instead. Cringey, narcissistic actors have no place in AV.
*Hmm, Madonna's absurdist detective story. I guess it was a little impossible for them to do something like this since they are a manufacturer that specializes in adultery. The relationship between Mikako and Mr. Nakata, and their acting, are good without any complaints, but I don't really like the fact that everything surrounding them is so forced that it goes beyond the point of absurdity. I think it's fair to say that it wasn't a genre scenario that the brand should have dabbled in. It's erotic, it's certainly erotic, but that eroticism goes beyond what's allowed, and that's it.